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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1929
Page
8
A fragmented crossword puzzle page lists varied clues spanning body parts, plants, animals, actions, and objects. Several garbled entries hint at definitions for vertical and horizontal placements, with partial words and misplaced letters creating a challenging if imperfect puzzle.
Dietitian outlines feeding plan for flu patients with sample menus and recipes. Includes Cream of Celery soup mix, orange and egg white dessert, and a suggested daily nutrient breakdown. Also reports Worcester widow Mae Chauncey choosing 22 year old Joseph Einmann from an advertisement for a husband.
A patient shares relief after trying many remedies until Matex relieved facial pain headaches and fatigue. He reports improved appetite sleep and energy and credits Kavex for the cure, inviting others to learn how to take it and to visit the local pharmacy for a free booklet.
Reported dispute over leadership in the Salvation Army with General Booth resisting retirement. A council seeks constitutional changes, but Booth, traveling with Bramwell Booth, declines to yield authority amid a muttered crisis. a trust fund supports his personal costs. The text also notes a term alleging Jewish origins in a dubious context.
Fragmentary text recounts a late event at a place called Parto Connes DamenD with a deputy fee and a 376 mile route. Faded references mention Millie and a gate near an entrance, with a famed fever woman involved and an overture Muse noted.
The readable lines reference a Mt Carmel Pennsylvania address 414 S Market and discuss laundry and housekeeping tasks with a recommendation for a product called Cora The ailing letters suggest a promotional note.
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